WandaVision is one of the more peculiar Marvel projects for Disney+, in a sense that we still really don't know what to expect. It's been described as an ‘epic action sitcom' by director Matt Shakman, and apparently they're going the extra mile when it comes to the "sitcom" element.
As per Murphy's Multiverse, WandaVision is going so far as to shoot episodes with a live studio audience. We don't have that many specifics, but it's said that this audience is only going to be used for the first half of the series. I guess the rest of it will be done traditionally.
With the constant comparisons to the classic sitcom I Love Lucy, it's very interesting to see where the series will go. It's said that the show will actually feature Wanda and Vision as the ‘ideal Nuclear Family', and it's likely this is something that Wanda has done with her powers to cope with her loss.
Though we know that Vision is coming back, I'm hoping for a return of other people important to Wanda. Quicksilver was pretty much forgotten after the Age of Ultron, and Wanda has never mentioned him even once in subsequent films. I would actually love to see the return of Ultron as well, seeing as the killer robot had hired Wanda and is basically the creator of Vision.
How cool would it be if they got James Spader to play a cameo part as Vision's boss or father in this sitcom world? I know I'd be up for it.
We don't know when we'll get our first look at WandaVision, but I hope we don't have to wait too long.
WandaVision comes out in the spring of 2021.Disney+ launches on Nov. 12.
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